In a “substantially higher-than-expected” boost, earnings worldwide leaped to $90 million, while sales were up 30% to $872.7 million, the company said.

Maybe it was their breakfast special that put a shine on the company’s earnings. But more likely, it was the customer base in Asia, where buyers pushed sales up 55% to $173.2 million. Even in earthquake-devastated Japan, sales were up 21%.

European jewelry lovers also helped, propelling sales in the region 32%. Sales in the Americas were also up, with a 25% gain to $438.2 million, as buyers stuffed their economic uncertainty into little turquoise boxes.